LOUISVILLE, Ky. — A new regional driver’s license office opened Monday in the Parkland neighborhood.
The new office is located at the Nia Center at 2900 W. Broadway in Louisville. The branch was a former location of the Jefferson County Office of Circuit Court Clerk.
According to a news release from the Governor's office, the Transportation Cabinet is taking over the office as part of a phased transfer of all Kentucky driver licensing services.
People can come to the office to apply for and get their REAL ID and standard-issue driver’s licenses, commercial driver licenses, identification cards and learner’s permits. It also will process in-person renewals and requests for replacement credentials.
Operating hours will be Monday through Friday, 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Eastern. Customers can walk-in or schedule an appointment online.
The Nia Center is a designated stop for Transit Authority of River City (TARC) buses, enabling access for Kentuckians without personal transportation.
This is the fourth Kentucky Transportation Cabinet (KYTC) Driver Licensing Regional Office in Jefferson County, and the first in West Louisville.
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